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From Auto adapt to W/C Ecodan

 
Air Source Heat Pumps (ASHPs)
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 Westkent
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Topic starter 03/01/2025 4:39 pm   [#2001]

Iv been on auto adapt mode using the timer but im currently try to switch the system to W/Comp.

Every time the timer cuts in the system automatically reverts back to Auto adapt mode.

Does the ecodan not allow a timer setting on W/comp???



   
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 RobS
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03/01/2025 8:17 pm  

When on WC the WC curve controls the heating based on the outside temperature. You can use schedules for DHW (hot water) though. What are you trying to do with a timer? 



   
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 Westkent
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Topic starter 03/01/2025 9:44 pm  

 

At 5am it’s set to 20c then at 10.30pm it’s set to 18c 

 



   
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 Westkent
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Topic starter 03/01/2025 10:15 pm  

Apologies Rob as I now understand what you were saying concerning the w/c controls the inside temperature depending on the outside temperature.

So does that the make my wireless controller in my living area redundant other than acting as a temperature gauge 🤔


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 RobS
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03/01/2025 11:55 pm  

@westkent

Almost, the wireless controller just becomes a limiter, if the internal temperature goes 1C above the set temperature then the heat pump will be shut off until the interval temperature drops below the set temperature +1C.



   
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